After moving from SXCE to 2009.06, my ZFS pools/file systems were at too new of 
a version.  I upgraded to the latest dev and recently upgraded to 122, but am 
not too thrilled with the instability, especially zfs send / recv lockups 
(don't recall the bug number).

I keep a copy of all of my critical stuff along with the original auto 
snapshots on a USB drive.

I really want to move back to 2009.06 and keep all of my files / snapshots.  Is 
there a way somehow to zfs send an older stream that 2009.06 will read so that 
I can import that into 2009.06?

Can I even create an older pool/dataset using 122?  Ideally I would provision 
an older version of the data and simply reinstall 2009.06 and just import the 
pool created under 122.

It seems this would be a regular request.  If I understand it correctly, an 
older BE cannot read upgraded pools and file systems, so a boot image upgrade 
followed by a zfs and zpool upgrade would kill a shop's ability to fall back.  
Or am I mistaken?

Is there a way to send older streams?

Thanks,
Marty
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